Chinese App 'Are You Dead?' Gains Popularity Among Solo Dwellers
A new app called "Are You Dead?" has become popular among young Chinese living alone, requiring users to check in every two days to confirm they are alive.
Can understand more complex conversations and articles, capable of fluent daily communication. Has basic writing skills.
A new app called "Are You Dead?" has become popular among young Chinese living alone, requiring users to check in every two days to confirm they are alive.
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